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	C351 C351. Very few people understand the importance of that classroom. To some it’s just the yearbook room, others know it as Mac Pubs, but everyone on staff knows it as home. There was never a more accepting, loving, and hardworking group of people. I’v (More)
	Coronavirus is changing senior year plans Lauryn Hughes \| arts editor When school let out for spring break on March 6, no one would have expected that was potentially the last day of school. From moving classes and sports events to senior sunset, prom and possibly graduation being cancel (More)
	Graduation speaker tryouts begin this week by Braden Ortmeyer \| staff writer Auditions for speaking at graduation are Feb. 18 and 19 at 4:15 p.m. in the library conference room. “They just show up, on Feb. 18--we are doing the welcome speech, Feb. 19 commencement address, and master of (More)
	Class rings, preserving memories in a stone by Emma Fischer \| feature editor The graduating class for 2021 just picked up their class rings, but not everyone got them. Although they are held with esteem and many parents have them, not all students will follow the footsteps of looped metal a (More)
	School year shift impacts graduation, other important dates Elly Beauchamp \| editor-in-chief Graduation has been moved to May 31 this year, causing other dates throughout the semester to shift backwards one week or more. A majority of the changes are due to the availability of venues for events like gr (More)
	These deadlines may be closer than they appear Lauryn Hughes \| staff writer The end is near for the senior class of 2019, there are just a few more commitments that have to be fulfilled, such as practicing for their graduation ceremony, before they can take off. Friday, May 10 Deadlin (More)
	Senior Spring Checklist It’s your last year in the high school education system, but before you go there are some things you have to do. This time all of it is your choice, you get to pick what college you attend, what to study, and what you want to pursue in life. Although (More)
	Ready, Set, Don't go: Things that can keep seniors from walking the stage by Sofia Colignon \| staff writer As the school year comes to a close, many seniors start to get excited about graduation, whether they’ve met the requirements they need in order to be able to walk in the ceremony that will be held on Saturday, Jun (More)
	Graduation arrives early this year by Victoria Ramirez \| staff writer With the last day of school and graduation approaching a lot quicker this year, students, teachers, and administration alike have less time to finish last minute preparation for graduation. “It really throws a (More)
	PTA prepares for Project Graduation On graduation day, Reilly Hanson’s mom and dad and grandparents will all watch him watch her walk the stage at commemoration. After going to a dinner and talking about what her future plans are, she will driving back up to Johnson to hop on a bus to (More)

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	C351 C351. Very few people understand the importance of that classroom. To some it’s just the yearbook room, others know it as Mac Pubs, but everyone on staff knows it as home. There was never a more accepting, loving, and hardworking group of people. I’v (More)
	Coronavirus is changing senior year plans Lauryn Hughes \| arts editor When school let out for spring break on March 6, no one would have expected that was potentially the last day of school. From moving classes and sports events to senior sunset, prom and possibly graduation being cancel (More)
	Graduation speaker tryouts begin this week by Braden Ortmeyer \| staff writer Auditions for speaking at graduation are Feb. 18 and 19 at 4:15 p.m. in the library conference room. “They just show up, on Feb. 18--we are doing the welcome speech, Feb. 19 commencement address, and master of (More)
	Class rings, preserving memories in a stone by Emma Fischer \| feature editor The graduating class for 2021 just picked up their class rings, but not everyone got them. Although they are held with esteem and many parents have them, not all students will follow the footsteps of looped metal a (More)
	School year shift impacts graduation, other important dates Elly Beauchamp \| editor-in-chief Graduation has been moved to May 31 this year, causing other dates throughout the semester to shift backwards one week or more. A majority of the changes are due to the availability of venues for events like gr (More)
	These deadlines may be closer than they appear Lauryn Hughes \| staff writer The end is near for the senior class of 2019, there are just a few more commitments that have to be fulfilled, such as practicing for their graduation ceremony, before they can take off. Friday, May 10 Deadlin (More)
	Senior Spring Checklist It’s your last year in the high school education system, but before you go there are some things you have to do. This time all of it is your choice, you get to pick what college you attend, what to study, and what you want to pursue in life. Although (More)
	Ready, Set, Don't go: Things that can keep seniors from walking the stage by Sofia Colignon \| staff writer As the school year comes to a close, many seniors start to get excited about graduation, whether they’ve met the requirements they need in order to be able to walk in the ceremony that will be held on Saturday, Jun (More)
	Graduation arrives early this year by Victoria Ramirez \| staff writer With the last day of school and graduation approaching a lot quicker this year, students, teachers, and administration alike have less time to finish last minute preparation for graduation. “It really throws a (More)
	PTA prepares for Project Graduation On graduation day, Reilly Hanson’s mom and dad and grandparents will all watch him watch her walk the stage at commemoration. After going to a dinner and talking about what her future plans are, she will driving back up to Johnson to hop on a bus to (More)